Sentence examples for a pinpoint location from inspiring English sources

You can also refer to the campus map for a pinpoint location of the Art Museum.

Continuing down this road, and relating the curves to the bends of the road on the map can give you a pinpoint location.

The battery-operated robots looked like microwave ovens on tripods, and each contained an earthquake-detecting seismometer, a GPS receiver to pinpoint location and ground deformation, an infrared sounder to sense volcanic explosions, and a lightning detector to detect ash-cloud formation.

GPS, which works best outdoors, would locate an object to within a few meters; then a local ultrawideband infrastructure would pinpoint location to within a few centimeters-even indoors.

WiTrack operates by tracking specialized radio signals reflected off a person's body to pinpoint location and movement.

For instance, the system has taken the calls about illegal dumping and plotted them on a map to pinpoint locations where the problem seems especially persistent.

Such systems may be able to pinpoint locations at a sub-centimeter scale, and at a more rapid speed than is possible today.].

Under a policy called selective availability, encryption was used to degrade the signal for most users, ensuring that while the military would be able to pinpoint locations within a few yards, most civilian devices would have a built-in imprecision of about 330 feet.

And Audiovox will sell a radio with a built-in Global Positioning System receiver to pinpoint locations.

It started nearly five years ago, he said, when the military unscrambled its satellite system for civilian use, allowing personal navigation systems to pinpoint locations within a few yards, instead of several hundred feet.

Instantly, civilian receivers that depend on the spacecraft signals will become 10 times more accurate, providing researchers and commercial users with a highly reliable means to pinpoint locations.